The phrase "assorted interests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different interests or hobbies that a person or group may have.
Example: "The conference attracted attendees with assorted interests, ranging from technology to art."
Alternatives: "varied interests" or "diverse interests".
IN RECENT editorials The Economist has argued that governments are failing to defend globalisation that is, capitalism from false charges brought by assorted interest groups and turbulent youth, even though governments know that the main losers will be the "victims" of capitalism whose interests the leaders of the "backlash" claim to advance.
Citizens for Michigan built on Romney's belief that assorted interest groups held too much influence in government, and that only the cooperation of informed citizens acting for the benefit of all could counter them.
The Journal said Mr. Gore "seems prepared to squander much of the current budget surplus on a new generation of federal programs, mandates and bureaucracies" and asserted that he had "jumped considerably leftward, running as the champion of bureaucracy, teachers' unions, tort lawyers and other assorted special interests".
ICANN directors will be elected in the future by representatives from assorted special interests.
As well as plenty of stuff on the spoof (which had the then director general 90-percent fooled until his wife stepped in), they had a great display including eager letters from assorted schoolchildren interested in TV or radio who later became big BBC names.
It is said that the mob prides itself on being a solid business, with diversified interests and assorted revenue streams.
In the end, the key to keeping a gaggle of people with multiple interests and assorted snow-sports abilities happy was, not surprisingly, in the companionship the trip afforded.
A mother with small children, Grunder balanced a full load of teaching duties, research interests, and assorted other professional demands.
The place isn't fancy: the terra cotta floor is fashionably scuffed, and a few colorful serapes and assorted Mexican housewares add interest.
Last year, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, not only upheld the original judgment but also added nearly $3 million in interest and assorted costs.
